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Gorillas

The largest of the primates, this ground-dwelling herbivore inhabits the forests of central west Africa. There are three subspecies. Gorilla gorilla gorilla lives in the western lowlands and Gorilla gorilla graueri resides in the eastern lowlands. The Mountain Gorilla, Gorilla beringei beringei, lives in the mountains of Central Africa.

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What are two words put together?

Forget, apart, information, forever, and trying. their are more but i would be here forever.

What are the Lungs?

lungs are tubes that transfer blood from your heart to your lungs and other parts of your body. (doesn't need to be improved)

Is the cellulose cell wall in plant or animal cells?

Only plant cells have a cell wall. Animal cells do not have cell walls.

What do you call an animal that is hunted for food by another animal?

An animal eating another animal is a carnivore. It may be an omnivore if its diet regularly includes plants.

Either a predator (that kills prey) or a scavenger (eats dead animals) is part of the food chain, getting its energy and nutrients from those of other organisms.
That means they are carnivores if they eat meat or insects.

Where is a gorilla in a food web?

they are at the almost bottom because they eat plants and nuts...But sometimes they eat insects

How do you get rid of a fertilized egg?

== == Once an egg is fertilized, the only way to "get rid" of it is to have an abortion, though the decision to have the baby and give it up for adoption is another option. Whatever the decision, before getting in this position again, it would be good to get on birth control or simply abstain from sex.

Do hybrid hens lay fertile eggs?

research-articleHYBRIDIZATION OF THE PHEASANT AND FOWLWILLIAM E. SHAKLEE, and C. W. KNOX* THEY SAY THEIR ATTEMPTS ENDED IN FAILURE

What is the storing temperature for cabernet?

"Room temperature" - is the most frequent and the most common response. But there's a definite caveat ("cabeat"? LOL) to this.

In the USA, "room temperature" is typically considered 72 degrees. This is too warm for virtually any wine. The wine will taste too hot and lose those subtleties of flavor for which Cabernet's are renowned. Worse still, depending on the individual, they may store the wine in an area of the house in which the temperatures rise above 72 degrees, perhaps well above. Higher temperatures can conceivably "cook" the wine, reverting a perfectly delightful wine to grape alcohol.

If we think of the typical old world wine cellars where wines were stored, cool (due to the ambient temperature, and due to the "cold" stone walls and dirt floors) cellar-type areas with a fair amount of air circulation (due to the, relatively, poor insulation and construction), we realize that the old term "room temperature" is noticeably cooler than the "room temperature" we now find in modern homes / restaurants that are well insulated against the weather.

Therefore, roughly 60 - 65 degrees (63 - 68 is a good range) is more appropriate for hearty wines like the Cabernet's.

Of course, some individuals may prefer the Cabernet just a bit cooler, some a bit warmer. Personal taste always takes precedence. But generally speaking, if we stay in that approximate 65 degree "zone", that chosen Cabernet will reveal all it has to offer.

Hope this helps a bit.

Why is food important to Russians?

They eat Patatos,cabbage,pork cops and more. Because half of the year is a cold period in the country, food gives energy and warmth.

What is the strongest type of bettas?

A Male Betta is only aggressive towards another Betta. They will not fight any other species.

My rooster mates with my hens and they still aren't laying peeps. what should I do?

Have patience. Leave them for a few more days. You may want to candle the eggs to be sure they are viable. Candling means to shine a bright light into the egg and look for shadows or dark spots. If you are close to hatch you should not see any light coming from the egg. Many people make an error in the laid to hatch calculations. The 21 day calculation should be made from the day the incubation started not the day they were laid.

Why do gorillas like bananas?

because they have good taste buds!

if they did not eat bananas they would not climb trees.

they will not be very healthy if they did not eat them!
In natural habit they like many fruits including bananas .

What phylum do crayfish belong to?

Lobsters are belong to the Phylum of Arthropoda.

Will two different hens lay their eggs in the same place?

Most hens have a preference as to where they lay their eggs. If a broody hen takes over the communal nest then the other hens will find a new spot to lay. It is always a good idea in a small flock to provide alternate nesting boxes just for this reason. When one hen goes broody, the other hens do not go off laying. If you are missing eggs, it is quite likely that the brood hen is taking what she can find to her own clutch.

Do gorillas have claws?

Yes, as I have one as a pet. She has four on her front paws and five on her back paws, this helps her inclimbing trees and digging up her food and fighting with other squirrels as they are very territorial creatures.

What makes three billy goats gruff a folktale?

A folktale is a fictional story (at least in part) or a legend passed down through many generations and generally retold in a variety of styles and ways, often with different endings. Billy Goats Gruff definitely fits that description. Also, with folktales, the original author is typically unknown because it originates from an oral story. The animals in folktales are also personified and other characters can be superhuman.

Are cell phones hurting gorillas?

In all mobile phone are this metal called coltan, and in the world 80% of it is found in africa - where the mountain gorillas and the eastern lowland gorillas live. so people are digging up all the tree and the habitats of the gorillas in order to mine for this metal.

What is the average bench press for a male over eighteen?

At age eighteen the average is about 180, but that number drops with age.

155 bench press for a 12 year old?

If this twelve year old is on steriods, maybe. I wish I could bench that much and I'm 15!

Buddy i am 12 will be 13 in 5 months i bench 175 i am 5,3 135 lbs my dad is a body builder we bench all this time.

How much can the average 30 year old bench press?

If by average you mean a mostly sedentary individual weighing about 165lb? In the region of 119lb for a single rep.

How often do you water lawn after fertilizing?

You need to water the lawn right after spreading the fertilizer or at least within 24 hours. Past that, you should not have to water it again to keep it from burning if you follow the directions of the fertilizer you are using. If you want to water the lawn, then do it 2 or 3 times a week, depending on the type of grass and time of year, location in the country, type of dirt,.... Generally I hear an inch a week and water enought to get the water down in the dirt and then wait for it to dry out good on top. if you watered just a little every day the roots would be shallow because they did not have to dig deep for water and then when it gets really hot and you are not out there watering it, the plants suffers and eventually dies. If the plant has deep roots and is still drinking water from the water a few days ago then it will ge good to go in the hot sunny days.

What is perspective?

Mathematics

Perspective is a mathematical system for projecting the three-dimensional world onto a two-dimensional surface. It allows a flat image to convey a three-dimensional state.

The linear perpective relies on lines of sight converging on either one or two vanishing points. Our position in relation to the base (on which an object sits) affects how much of the objects we see, and what view we have of the space around them.

As a Subjective View

Perspective is an individual's "point of view". It can subjectively color his or her interpretation of events and policies, because he sees how they affect his particular area or group.

Putting art aside for a moment, according to one dictionary, the word perspective originally comes from the Latin words per meaning "through" and specere which means "to look." These are combined to mean "to look through" or "to look at."

However, the meaning of a word can change and usually even splits into several meanings over time. The conventional "art definition" of perspective specifically describes creating the appearance of distance into our art. This emphasis on distance stems from it being a difficult and impressive effect to achieve, especially on paper that is completely flat. Here we are attempting to convey a sense of reality with space and depth on something which has none. As such, the most typical "art definition" of perspective has evolved into:

"The technique of representing a three-dimensional image on a two-dimensional surface."

But being three-dimensional means that an object has height and width, not just depth alone. Despite this, perspective became less about three-dimensional form than obsessing almost exclusively on that third dimension of depth. This is so much the case that it is commonly referred to as depth perspective.

Furthermore, perspective already exists while seeing in reality where no kind of flat surface is involved. There are also perspective art forms that make no use of flat surfaces in their final states such as interior design, landscape design, stage set design, sculpture, architecture or in any kind of display or exhibit.

With that said, "the technique of representing a three-dimensional image on a two-dimensional surface" does not actually explain what perspective is at all, despite any true importance that depth may have.

First understand that our viewpoint is simply that position we are seeing things from. With that in mind, perspective basically means the same as "viewpoint" and "position." For example, "It looks good from my viewpoint," "It looks good from my position" and "It looks good from my perspective."

Oddly, this meaning of perspective is primarily used outside of art.

So the most general definition of perspective is "a position in relation to different positions." For example, this includes the position of our eye in relation to the positions of objects in a scene.

Applying this to art, we do not necessarily mean the viewpoint of the artist in relation to the subject. More specific, what matters is the best perspective for the audience. A more universal "art definition" of perspective, therefore, is "Creating viewpoints that best communicate a subject to an audience."

Perspective is really about establishing "an eye" in your art through which your audience sees. So although it has been considered the most difficult subject in all of art, its concept is quite simple.